Penzance Reveals English Coast as Subtropical Playground
A Cornish piece extols Penzance and Land’s End as mild year round havens for invalids and walkers. It highlights St Ives cliffs and Morrab Gardens, lauds Newlyn and St Ives fishing quarters, and celebrates rugged headlands, clifts, and wild daffodils amid Atlantic splendor.
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England
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St. Ives
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Mount’s Bay
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Coastguard
Morrab Gardens
Mount St. Michaels
Sennen
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Cape Cornwall
Land’s End
Dr. Johnson
Logan Rock
Lemouna Cove
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Toncre
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Tel Pedr Penwith
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Normandy
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Cresus
Submarines for Philippines and deserter immunity debate
Navy inquiry at Norfolk to ship two submarines to the Philippines aboard collier ships for Asiatic coast defense. Contends with risks of storm damage and deck vs below deck transport. Also discussed is desertion immunity, seeking civil arrest authority, and Army surgeon recruitment efforts with May exams and promotions.
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House Rules to probe submarine torpedo boat deal
Washington March The House Committee on Rules decided to report favorably tomorrow a Lilley resolution to appoint a five member committee to investigate charges of corrupt influences in the authorization for submarine torpedo boats. The report will likely be made by Mr Dalzell.
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Washington
House Committee On Rules
Lilley
House
Dalzell
Equalizing Navy Pay Bill Moves Forward
A sub-committee of the House Committee on Naval Affairs agreed to report favorably on the Foss bill. It would equalize pay across the navy, marine corps, and the service with officers of corresponding rank in the army. Washington, revenue cutter.
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House Committee On Naval Affairs
Navy
Marine Corps
Service
Army
Washington
Revenue Cutter
Welcome for Evans fleet in Honolulu without committee
Honolulu March 5. Governor Frear has no committee to arrange an entertainment for Rear Admiral Evans's battleship fleet upon its arrival here.
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Honolulu
Target Practice for New Crew on South Dakota Voyage
March reports describe the cruiser South Dakota preparing for its first target practice. The ship sails to San Francisco Bay with supplies and crew readiness noted for the engagement.
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March
South Dakar
South Dakota
Tiena Bay
Grand Jury to Hear Mitchel Investigation on Bronx Borough Office
Evidence gathered by John Purroy Mitchel will be presented to the grand jury Monday. Aids Nott and Perkins reviewed material with about six examiners, with Lawrence of Haffen's office present. Testimony cites charter violations in assessment accounts and foremen certifying others’ time under orders. Foremen denied accuracy, some signing affidavits at Geiszler’s request.
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John Purroy Mitchel
Haffen
Bronx
Nott and
Perkins
Mitchel
Lawrence
City Hall
William J. Duffy
Bruckner
John A. Carroll
Carroll
Borough Hall
Duffy
William Graner
Geiszler
Rooney
John H. Fitzgerald
Cornelius Farley
William J. Riley
Williamsbridge
Mattea- Wan
Riley
Maurice Diensch
Surgeons defend vivisection amid animal cruelty uproar
A group of over twenty physicians in the city defend vivisection, citing state anti cruelty laws and medical advances. They argue anesthetics are routinely used, experiences with animals parallel human care, and restricting experiments could hinder medicine. Signers include Biggs, Flexner, Holt, Jacobi, Lusk, and Thompson, among others.
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Robert Abe
Hermann M. Biggs
Joseph A. Blake
John W. Brannan
George E. Brewer
Joseph D. Bryant
William T. Bull
William Francis Campbell
Edwin B. Cragin
B. Farquhar Curtis
John G. Curtis
W. K. Draper
James Ewing
Edward I. Fisher
Simon Flexner
Rowland G Freeman
L. Emmett Holt
A. Jacobi
Walter B James
FE. G Janeway
Francis P. Kinnicutt
Alexander Lambert
Samuel W. Lambert
Frederick Lee
Egbert le Fevre
Graham Lusk
Charles McBurney
H McM
Painter
William H. Park
George L. Peabody
W. M. Polk
Edward Quintard
Joseph H. Raymond
J. J. Rushmore
Thomas F. Satterthwaite
A. Alexander Smith
M. Allen Starr Lewis A Stimson
John S. Thacher
W. Gilman Thompson
William Hanna Thomson
George M Tuttle
Frank van Fieet
Police disobedience during contempt case sparks court rebuke
In the Appellate Division yesterday Justice Gaynor heard Acting Captain Kuhne's appeal from a contempt conviction arising from photographing and measuring Frank Jenkins after arrest. Stephen Baldwin accused police of photographing arrestees immediately. Kuhne was fined $250 and given 60 days in jail. decision reserved.
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Frank Jenkins
Justice Gaynor
Stephen Baldwin
Gaynor
Baldwin
Night Riders suit filed in Caldwell County Kentucky
Paducah Kentucky March Robert H Hallowell and wife of Vandergrift Indiana and formerly Caldwell County Kentucky filed $50000 each in damages against twenty five or thirty Caldwell County residents alleging they are members of a night riders group that attacked their home last May The couple claim the raid was to intimidate Hallowell who could testify in a Princeton raid case The suit is described as a timely humorous tale about rivalry between opera house managers over tenor singers Burke Jenkins is the author See next Gundays Tribune.
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Robert H. Hallowell
Vandergrift
Ind
Caldwell County
Night Riders
Hallowell
Cauldwell County
Barberetti
Opera House
Burke Jenkins
Fifth Ave Site Leased Firm Seizes Key NYC Property
Real estate updates report several transactions with one deal giving a firm foothold on Fifth Avenue near the New York Public Library site. John N. Golding leased for Frederick W. Vanderbilt the four story dwelling at 4453 Fifth Ave, locating between the Vanderbilt home at the southeast corner of Fourth Street and Fifth Avenue and the adjacent plot to the northeast.
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5Th Ave
New York Public Library
John N. Golding
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
Sth Ave
4Th St
Four story No 43 Fifth Avenue lease by Hess Co plans business use
Real estate notes show D S Hess & Co leasing No 43 Fifth Avenue adjoining Union League Club for extensive alterations to convert it for business use. Other transactions include a Jansen Avenue sale to Anton Hahn near American Real Estate holdings and foreclosure sales in West 4th Street and adjacent parcels. Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital mortgages its 64th Street building to Mutual Life for 125000.
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Fifth Avenue
Union League Club
39Th St
5Th Ave
D. S. Hess & Co
Richard Alexander
American Real Estate Company
Jansen Ave
225Th Ft
Anton Hahn
Terrace View Ave
Real Estate Exchange
Joseph P. Day
West 4Th St
N. L. Sloane
Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Augusta Place and nearby parcels for residential buildings
Listing of two story frame dwelling on Augusta Place at 185.08 ft mn of Eastern Boulevard to Louis Bansha owner with B Ebeling as architect for 3,500 dollars. Also two brick dwellings on Parker Ave and a brick tenement building on Wyse Ave with Me Creery Martin and Walter Martin as owners/architects at 18,000 dollars.
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Augusta Place
Eastern Boulevard
Louis Bansha
Ebeling
Parker Ave
Westchester Ave
Hermanchmann
Wyse Ave
Jennings St
Creery Martin
Walter Martin
Norfolk murder charge linked to local arrestees
New Orleans police report two local arrestees, George Hamilton and Charles Weatherbee alias Felker, are wanted for murder in Norfolk Virginia. Telegram says R B Berry identified Weatherbee and Hamilton from pictures as the men who killed A H Berry in a Norfolk hotel on October 20 and robbed him of 2500 dollars, a diamond ring, and other items. the suspects deny the charge.
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New Orleans
George Hamilton
Charles Weatherbee
Felker
Norfolk
R. B. Berry
Chattanooga
Tenn
Taday
Weatherbee
Hamilton
A. H. Berry
Park Avenue House Plans for Alterations and Additions
Plans filed with Buildings Superintendent Murphy detail enlarging and remodeling four story Park Avenue residence No. 2 for Mrs. Marie R. Story. A rear extension and limestone facade with Tudor bay windows and glass dome foyer are planned at a projected cost of 40000 dollars. Snelling & Potter are architects. Additional filings include a garage extension for W. T. Eames at No. 159 West iths with a mezzanine, and remodeling stores at No. 1194 Amsterdam Avenue for Alliance Realty Co with Glasser Co and Francis R. Cruess as architects. Manhattan also records a one story store for Henry A. Brann on Amsterdam Avenue north of 166th Street costing 1500 dollars and a seven story storage warehouse for Charlton Construction at the southeast corner of Greenwich and Vandam streets costing 25 dollars, the third warehouse contracted by Charlton in a short span.
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Park Ave
Marie R. Story
Snelling & Potter
Amsterdam
166Th St
Greenwich and
Vandam Sts
Charlton Construction Company
Little Tim Sullivan Falls Into Coal Hole on Lexington Ave
In a brief town note, Little Tim Sullivan slipped into an uncovered coal hole on Lexington Avenue while lost in thought about city welfare. He emerged unharmed after climbing out, joking about mistaking it for a trap and noting no police or guards nearby.
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Sullivan
Board of Aldermen
Lexneton Avenue
Bingham's
Binghams
Real estate sale of three story brick dwelling in West Brighton
Enrico V. Pescia & Co. has sold for a client the three story brick dwelling at the northeast corner of Prospect Street and Broadway in West Brighton Staten Island. The house sits on a 60 by 100 foot plot.
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Enrico V. Pescia & Co. (Inc
Prospect St
Broadway
Brighton
Staten Island
Andrew Hamilton's will filed in Albany probate court
The will of Andrew Hamilton, former counsel and legislative agent for major insurers, was admitted to probate. It leaves the estate equally to his two daughters Jessie and Mary, with no provision for Elizabeth. Executors are the two unmarried daughters who will care for Hamilton's 94 year old mother living with them. A close friend notes the estate includes more than $100,000 in fire insurance.
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Andrew Hamilton
New York Life
Vandersee
Jessie
Mary
Elizabeth
James Cox Brady
New York
Hamilton
Architect Plans Remodeling of 992 Fifth Avenue House
PH Gilert, architect, files plans in Buildings Department for remodeling the house at 992 Fifth Avenue owned by Mortimer L Schiff. Front of the building to be altered and interior entirely renovated. All contracts awarded and work to begin immediately.
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PH. Gilert
Buildings Department
Mortimer L. Schiff
Bernardsville Land Sale and Dunster Farm Transfer
Romaine Nichols and Company sold for Somerset Land Company forty acres with house and stable on the main road to Somerset Inn in Bernardsville New Jersey. They also sold for Philip Koechlin the Dunster farm comprising 190 acres on the road to Liberty Corner.
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Nichols & Co
Somerset Land Company
House End
Somerset Inn
Bernardsville
N. J
Philip Koechlin
Dunster
Liberty Corner
Real estate transfers in New York City market section
Multiple property transactions reported including B Goodall & Son selling to WV Simpson a four story brick dwelling at 29 West 17th Street and Thomas & Son selling 532 West 148th Street to Daniel J O Connor as estate trustee. Other transfers include Knowlton Hall at Broadway and 158th Street and a six story flat at 55 East 108th Street to Goldberg and Keren. Prices and exact plot sizes noted where read.
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WV Simpson
29Th St
Thomas & Son
Daniel J O'Conor
Owen Bairne
148Th St
Peters, Clear &C
William Brickelmater
East Lith St
Charles S. Kohler
Louise A. Hopf
Manhattan Ave
Hudson Realty Company
Washington Arch Realty Company
Alfred M. Rau
Knowlton Hall
Broadway
158Th St
Samuel Eisner
Falk Walk
East 108Th St
Louis Goldberg
Jacob
Davis Keren
Goldberg
Keren
Eisner
West 62d St
Louis Stockell
Samuel Newmar
Joseph Gertner
Ludlow St
Eugene J. Busher
May Janss
Charles Staff
149Th St
Melrose Ave
James
Meyers
Oldtime Optician Dies After 43 Years at Pearl Street
John Ford longtime owner of the Pearl street optician shop died at 80 in Flatbush Avenue Brooklyn funeral details not provided. His landmark shop at Pearl and New Chambers streets served the neighborhood for decades. Handicraft School Auction Nets Over 800 Dollars at Hotel Plaza Sale followed a Greenwich House concert led by Miss Eleanor Mortimer. Pupils sold Irish crochet bobbin lace and mending works at prices from two dollars upward to patronesses.
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Pearl Street
Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn
Ford
Pearl
New Chambers Streets
Greenwich House
Hotel Plaza
Eleanor Mortimer
Leases and meetings noted in city real estate items
Ernest N Adier leases for Hugo Prager to E Greenberger Co a four story flat house at 351 East 78th for a test and alteration into store and loft space Folsom Brothers lease to Louis Schoener the four story brick building at 192 4th Street for the Corporation of Grave Church Dax 1a foot West Side Taxpayers Association speaks of an 8 oclock meeting tonight at Nos 387 and 280 West B4th with B English said for A BM Loa toe stare New
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Hugo Prager
E . Greenberger & Co
Folsom Brothers
Corporation of Grave Church
Louis Schoener
West Side Taxpayers’ Association
English
State Civil Service Exams Draw 1006 Applicants Saturday
Albany report shows 1,006 candidates will take state wide exams next Saturday. New York City leads with 442, Albany follows. The State Engineer's department lists 418 rodman applicants, 178 tracers, and 107 for bank examiner roles.
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State Civil Service Commission
Commission
New York City
Rodman
State Engineer's Department
Tracer
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